Seme Description of the Word in Russian and Uzbek Languages
Abstract
The comparative method enables the teacher to predict the difficulties that students will encounter, and on this basis to develop appropriate methods of work. It is necessary to create such a description of the language, "which could serve as a reliable and convenient basis for identifying appropriate, effective ways to select grammatical and lexical material for a particular group of students, taking into account their native language, age, specific interests, etc." But sometimes in the Uzbek language there are words that are very difficult to translate into Russian. This article deals with the semantic analysis of some words that are difficult to translate.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18415/ijmmu.v10i4.4831
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